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The South Coast Air Quality Management District has issued multiple violations to Lineage Logistics over the persistent and severe odor problems at its Boyle Heights warehouse following a fire that damaged the storage facility. Despite efforts to contain the smell, including wrapping the building and using misting systems, residents continue to complain about the nauseating odors and the presence of vermin, with complaints increasing daily. The company is working to remove 85 million pounds of rotting food from the site, while regulators seek settlement or legal action to address violations and penalties.
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